Now in its 18th year, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival has changed a lot since its early days. Once a small weeklong Old City event, with…
View More Fringe interview with Michelle Pauls: LIVING IN EXILE and the early days of the FringeTag: Stan Heleva
AMERICAN FAIRY TALES (Walking Fish): Riotous fairy tales at Walking Fish
AMERICAN FAIRY TALES is a kids’ show, adapted by co-artistic director Stan Heleva from L. Frank Baum’s short stories with a generous amount of modernization and localization. This is fast and messy theater making, thriving on audience involvement. The story doesn’t matter as much as the laughs, and the more we shouted along, and the more sassy little Benjamin in the front row jeered and challenged the actors, the more engaged they, and we, became.
View More AMERICAN FAIRY TALES (Walking Fish): Riotous fairy tales at Walking Fish[16] THE SAFE WORD IS BEGONIA (B. Someday Productions): Fringe review
Walking Fish Theatre has won accolades (including a 2010 Barrymore) for its programs in education and children’s theater. But Ari Flamingo’s THE SAFE WORD IS…
View More [16] THE SAFE WORD IS BEGONIA (B. Someday Productions): Fringe reviewFringe Preview 5: Fishtown–Kensington Fringe
Philly’s fastest developing neighborhood (seriously, every time I go up there there’s some unrecognizable new Euro-chic housing units or hipster art galleries) is home to…
View More Fringe Preview 5: Fishtown–Kensington FringePhindie Podcast 03: Michelle Pauls
For Phindie’s third Philadelphia Independent Theater podcast, hosts Christopher Munden and John Rosenberg visit the Walking Fish Theatre in Kensington to talk to owner Michelle…
View More Phindie Podcast 03: Michelle PaulsAnother entertaining stay at George F. Walker’s SUBURBAN MOTEL (Walking Fish)
Not a lot has changed since last time Walking Fish Theatre checked into George F. Walker’s Suburban Motel, for November’s PROBLEM CHILD. The room is…
View More Another entertaining stay at George F. Walker’s SUBURBAN MOTEL (Walking Fish)